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Meanings of too stuffy in English

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Usage of too stuffy in English
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Our religion has been too stuffy, too mouldy, too damp, too narrow.
Purple Springs
2
The car is entirely too stuffy and hot.
Pivot Point
3
It is too stuffy for London these months.
The Lost Ambassador; Or, The Search For The Missing Delora
4
Merry said it would be too stuffy.
The lord of the rings
5
He found their completed systems too stuffy.
Humanly Speaking
6
That's way too stuffy for me.
The Reptile Room
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But even that sounded too stuffy.
Dark Universe
8
First, growing up I didn't know any bankers…and when I met them in college, I thought they were too stuffy.
Ebony
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It's too stuffy here.
The next to die
10
The modern small family is much too stuffy: children "brought up at home" in it are unfit for society.
Treatise on Parents and Children
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A lot of the donors' rooms you can't get to with a wheelchair, or else they're too stuffy or too draughty.
Never let me go
12
They were altogether too stuffy and Captain Angua, try as she might, looked stunning in her uniform, especially when she was angry.
Raising Steam
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I think it was maybe too much excitement, or the room was too stuffy, event organiser Callum Scott told the News & Star.
The Guardian
14
De Kooning talked of being with Pollock at a party and Pollock complaining of it being too stuffy smashing his fists through a window.
Radio NZ
15
"Noah, you're a bit too stuffy and set in your ways," I began.
Gentlemen prefer succubi
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"It's too stuffy," said Amos.
Lydia of the Pines
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